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answered on Mar 26, 2014
You should contact the local school system in your individual county to see what they will want to enroll him in school. Each County is a little different but you may have to go so far as to obtain a custody order. Regardless of what the schools want however, you should get a Power of Attorney... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2014
There are several options to try to show that your wife is attempting to alienate your son. First to ask the Court to appoint an attorney represent your son and to have your son see a counselor. Another alternative would be to provide the Court with evidence of things your wife has done to alienate... View More
answered on Mar 26, 2014
Simply living together in Maryland does not make you husband and wife.
answered on Mar 20, 2014
The first question that needs to be asked is if the house is titled in the names of both parties. If so then they both have an interest.
If it is titled in the name of only one spouse, the fact one spouse owned the home prior to marriage does not necessarily mean the other spouse does not... View More
answered on Mar 20, 2014
If you are separated, but do not have an agreement, you can still bring an action for child support, an action for alimony or combine one or both of these claims in an action for divorce.
My daughter has always attended public school, and has been successful there. She is in our joint legal and physical custody.
answered on Mar 26, 2014
Assuming there is no contract or judicial decision obligating you to pay for private high school, then normally you would not have to pay for private high school. At the same time your wife could file to have the costs of private high school included in child support if she could demonstrate that... View More
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